Risk is something that most organisations try and prepare for from every angle, but a recent report warns that many companies are spending their time watching traditional risks, becoming more... read more →
These days, most organisations have at least some form of data protection in place. With data breaches becoming more common than ever before, it makes sense to protect yourself, your... read more →
Have you had an insurance claim reduced because of the Average Clause being applied? Average Clause is applied when your insurance company has found your insurance-value sum to be incorrect... read more →
When it comes to working with subcontractors, it’s incredibly important to know who is responsible for their insurance cover. If the answer is ‘them’ can you really be sure they... read more →
The results of Brexit may well affect your current travelling plans. In the event of a no-deal Brexit, several UK driving laws will change and this will affect both UK... read more →
Cyber security threats increase each year and constantly adapt to outsmart preventative measures. That means it’s critical for organisations to regularly reassess their data protection practices. The start of a... read more →
On the 21st of December 2018, a new ban was introduced by the government in response to the Grenfell tragedy. Combustible cladding materials are now banned for use on buildings... read more →
Cyber security is not necessarily easy to explain, however, the recent cyber incident at Marriott International – one of the largest incidents in history so far - certainly demonstrates the... read more →
According to the Annual Statistics Report for Great Britain, there was a 4.9 per cent increase in fatal injuries in the workplace between 2017-18 compared to the previous year. Although... read more →
Shockingly, according to the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS), more than one-third of construction workers have experienced a colleague under the influence of drugs or alcohol while on site. Paul Jackson,... read more →